Reed Embezzler Nabbed After Wandering Route From Albany
Philip Reed, accused of embezzling from a hotel proprietor in Albany WW T, was arrested Monday morning in Indianapolis after a cross country flight from Albany since May. Detectives Haley and Splan stopped him near the post office on Pennsylvania Street. Reed confessed to a life on the road and to taking funds from the hotel bank account. He said his money had run out and he planned to return to Albany to surrender.
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Philip Reed
Albany
WW. T
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Market
Haley
Bplann
Reed
May
Antil
Mays
Aim
Rimself
United States
St. Louis
Fort Worth
Mex
Vezas
Indianapolis
Chalet
Folice
James L. Hyatt
Atta
Hales and
Splan
Postofice
Arth
Hal
Bae
Wife breaches pre marriage contract suit outlined
A man sues claiming his wife violated a pre marriage contract by permitting his mother to stay with them. The wife refused to return at home, resulting in a court case that mentions his mother and a covered incident.
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Eliabeth
Koling
Local official convenes interim meeting in Erroneburg
Geepill EL Wilken, deputy Mien Bitesmearehal and WILEON organize a meeting at the Keimhts of Petits. Ahead of the session, Wilken had proposed addresses and the group discussed interim governance. He is noted as past grand commander at the stile.
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Geepill EL Wilken
Eluet
Mien Bitesmearehal
Petitserroneburg
Tide. Sanday
Pyebes
Addrses
Mystery surrounds injury to traveling salesman William Green
William R Green, a traveling salesman for the Cleveland Burial Cage company, was found unconscious at the north end of a tunnel on S Minneis at and later improved at Cit Hospital. Police believe he may have been struck from behind and knocked down but no witness to the incident exists. Green, a Chicago resident and Elks member, had been in the city since last Thursday and left Claypool area Sunday afternoon with baggage. His wife in Chicago has sent word seeking contact.
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William R. Green
S. Minneis
Cit
Green
Wallace
Staf
Quest Hons Green
Cleveland Burial Cage Company
Claypool
Gree Wan
Minewa1
Mre
Gimeby
Thit
Elks Lodge
Tiis
Suit Against Shooters Over Property Damages
Torinometian and Samages Souight sue the Elinating association and Fietcher over property damage after a Sunday shooting incident. The plaintiff alleges nuisance and seeks 1000 damages. Judge Carter orders a restraining separation as the case proceeds.
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Stoggnien
Atinnapals Elinating Association
Fieyers
Carter
Fletener
Mary Rogers to be hanged at Windsor prison
Special to the Sun reports Mrs. Mary Rogers will be hanged for murdering her husband, with Governor Bell's refusal of clemency under legal process. The piece notes public pressure growing against capital punishment as the case unfolds. Also covered is Agnes Myers in Missouri, convicted of murder in the first degree, with accomplice Holtmann convicted and awaiting the death penalty following a detailed confession.
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SUN
Rutland
Mary Rogers
Hiat- Wran
Windsor
THE
Liberty
Agnes Myers
Wangus City
Clarence
Myers
Frank Hatrman
Hatuman
Holtman
Prize Essay Honors at Manual Training High School
City officials and business leaders witnessed the award of a gold medal to Hazel Williams of Manual Training High School for winning the prize essay contest on the advancement of Indianapolis. Certificates of honorable mention went to several Shortridge pupils. The event featured speeches by AM Sweeny and William Fortune, with awards presented by Commercial Club secretary Robert G Mr Clore and judges Dr F Hodges, Prof Will T Howe, and Lucius B Swit.
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Hazel Williams
Sianual Training High School
Commercial Club
Miss Williams
Indianapalles
Miss Willams
Manual Training School
Edna Hottman
Julian J. Kaiser
Lilian Baston
Leah Drake
Georgie Crull
Faria Shatinan
Bessie Jackson
Norman Cook
Margaret Browning
Shortridge
Gymnasium
Manual
John W. Holtzman
AM Sweeny
William Fortune
Oy Uo x Kendall
Robert G
Clore
F Hodges
Will T Howe
Butler University
Luciua
Kendal
C. N. Kendall
St Louis Typographical Union Charter Revoked
Indianapolis reports the charter of the St. Louis Typographical union is revoked. Hazel Williams wins the Commercial club medal for the best essay on Indianapolis. Edward Righter, a painter, falls from the Denison hotel and is seriously injured. Marble setters strike at the new Federal building.
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Indianapolis
The
St. Louis Typographical Union
Hazel Williams
Commercial Club
Edward Righter
Denison
Federal
Diplomats and train news headline from Monday events
Washington awaited statements as Cassini Von Sternberg and Takahiro visited the president while rail links from New York to Chicago touted a new timetable. Reports reached Fortress Monroe of timer warfare between Rear Admiral Dickins fleet and stationed soldiers beginning Monday.
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Cassini
von Sternberg
Takahiro
Chicago
Pennsylvania
New York
Fortress Monroe
Dickins
Origins of Indianapolis Gas and Interurban Growth Narrative
A historical account credits early citizens like A. A. McKay Alfred Potts Horace McKay and Charles Merrifield with forming a Consumers Gas Trust to lower rates. It ties gas access to city growth and credits Hon. Charles Henry and George F McCulloch for the Anderson interurban and Indianapolis terminal station, noting impact on commerce and urban progress.
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Consumers’ Gas Trust Company
A. A. McKay
Alfred Potts
Horace McKay
Charles £. Merrifield
Indianapolis
United States
Anderson
Gax Belt
Charles B. Henry
Matton
Porto Thix
Clodfelter
Crawfordeville
Indabapalis
Henry
George F. Mcculloch
McGowan
McCulinen
Weather outlook for several Indiana towns
Readable forecast fragment lists temperatures for Auburn Bloomingtion Cambridge City Columbus Farmland Lafayette Logansport Marion Vincennes Washington with likely low readings. The copy is garbled but suggests a Monday night and Thursday period with varying temperatures across multiple cities.
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Auburn
Bloomiugion
Cambridge City
Columbus
Farmland
Lafayvite
Logansport
Marion
Vincennes
Washington
U7 Men and Women Sleep in Two Rooms in Indianapolis
City Board of Health moves to enforce a new ordinance targeting foreign laborers living in crowded, unsanitary two room flats. Inspectors found 34 men and women in multiple addresses with beds, cots, and poor air quality. A second survey is planned to bolster a citywide sanitation crusade.
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City Board OF Health
Indianapolis
Board of Health
T. Victor Keene
Wiliam J. Dalton
Jaiius Sarhs
Health Board
Maryland St
Joseph Filamon
Pearl St
George Nic
MS WV
Maryland
Ik Tads
Mova Frank
Steve Sanka
Peartat
Inspectora
Maugh-st
Ford
Porpor
Hye
B J Simon
Alesp
Russia Accepts Peace Talks Offer With Japan
Count Cassini, the Russian ambassador, stated before the president that Russia agrees to the president's note of June 11 and will appoint plenipotentiaries to meet with Japan's envoys to discuss terms for immediate peace. The exact meeting location is under consideration by both governments.
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Washington
Dans
Cassini
Russia
Japan
Ika
Derringer Arrested After Lodging Claim Leads to Arrest
Frank Johnston, claiming New York residence, sought lodging at Syracuse police station. He said he met a man named Frederick Dearlinger on a freight trip who claimed to be a fugitive from Indianapolis for murder. Dearlinger was jailed in Buffalo. Johnston was released with a suspended sentence but later questioned as a witness.
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Scripps-M'Rae Press Association
Byracuse
N.Y
Frank Johnston
New York
Hfe
Marion
Frederick Dearliger
Johnston
Indianapolis
Henning
Buffalo
Dearinger
Syracuse
Divorce Granted After Alleged Cruelty and Goading
Mrs. Barah M. Allen and her 6 year old daughter Mary wept as Judge Henry Clay Allen granted a divorce from David Allen. The evidence showed cruelty and provocation, with Allen noted for goading his wife. Mrs. Allen received alimony and custody of the child.
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Barah M. Allen
Mary
Henry Clay Allen
David & Allen
Allen
Alten
Railroads Pledge Safer Trains With Better Sanitation
A conference of about twenty railroad men with the State Board of Health led to plans for safer Indian trains. The agreement calls for thorough coach cleaning and disinfection after each trip, forbidding split floors in cars, providing ample ventilation and urging deterring sleeping car venom.
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Indina
Ftate Board of Health
Health Board
Tealler
Police Chief Sued in Maywood Court Case
Christian Kruger, police chief, is defendant in Juance Bmock's court over alleged possession of police raid items from Maywood. The case includes claims of a roulette table, cards, urn, and other articles. Hearing set to decide ownership and damages. M T H S meeting to follow with musical program, reception, dancing, and annual election of officers at the auditorium and library events.
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Suee
Christian Kruger
Juance Bmock
James F. Walon
Maywood
Watson
Kruger
M. T. H. S Association
Track Elevation Delay Granted by City Officials
An imposing procession of railway workers reported to the Board of Works in Mondas seeking a two week delay before track elevation projects on Sénate-ave Kentucky-ave Mussourra Wet and Merrillsta Fiversave. Officials agreed to detain a corps of engineers to confer with the city engineer while the delay is in effect. The rail workers included JQ Van Winkle T J Hackney G Wo Kinredes Rand & Paquette of the Big Four Is Wo Manafeld of Pennsivant and Benjamin McKeen of Yandalla.
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Board of Works
Mondas
Sénate-ave
Kentucky-ave
Mussourra
Wet
Merrillsta
JQ. van Winkle
T. J Hackney
Wo Kinredesrand
Paquette
Big Four
Wo Manafeld
Pennsrivant
Benjamin McKeen
Yandalla
County Bar Denies Saloon License for Capitelave Corner
County commissioners refused to grant a saloon signor license on Monday to Joh Langer who sought to establish a saloon at Capitelave and Sixteanthat in a residence neighborhood. The ruling restricts new alcoholic business in the area amid local zoning concerns.
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Joh Langer
Capitelave
Sixteanthat
Flood brings ruin and death in Mississippi valley
Davenport reports indicate unknown deaths and extensive destruction from a sudden Mississippi River flood. Crops worth millions are ruined, miles of railroad tracks and bridges damaged, and residents flee as levees fail and floodwaters advance. In Missouri and Clark County, crop losses reach about nine million dollars, with rail lines and towns inundated as the river climbs rapidly.
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E Cripps-Wrre Press Association
Davenport
Riley -Smallwood
Missouri
Alexandria
Clark County
Weakuk
Keokuk
Mississippi
Burlington
Rock Island
Eldon
Lima Lake
Bunday
Quincy
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